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These AI wearables remember everything, even when you'd rather forget.

From American Public Media, this is Marketplace Tech.

I'm Megan McCarty Carrino.

A new generation of AI-enabled wearables has hit the market in recent years, from META's

raybans, smart glasses to pendants, pins, and bracelets from companies like Limitless, Plaud, and

B. The idea is to bring the power of a personal AI assistant with you wherever you go.

They record your surroundings throughout the day,

generating notes and to-do lists that promise to supercharge productivity. And they've become the hot new accessory in Silicon Valley. But the reality of recording nearly every waking moment

of our lives and getting daily reports on what

happened can get a bit awkward, as Marketplace's Matt Levin reports.

When I visit someone's house for an interview, I say pretty quickly I'm recording after they

open the door. So it was a little strange to be on the other end of that interaction

when Philip Comins greeted me

at his home in suburban Sacramento.

Hey, Phillip.

Hey, nice to meet you.

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